in the back
in the back by Evenfiber1068 December 14, 2014
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in the back
Every shoe store has one. It’s where they keeps all sizes that usually can accompany Shaquille O’Neal (aka they don’t put them out because they’re too big)
in the back by Shrigga9000 November 9, 2019
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in the back seat
When you see a extremely attractive person, but you want to be discrete about it. You basiclly want to fuck them in the back seat.
in the back seat by S-G-DAWG December 19, 2008
In the back of a car!
A phrase that turns something simple, into a sexual joke. Kind of like "that's what she said" but just better. It is the next best thing, and is one of the most flexible jokes.
Girl: Aww.... my fortune cookie says I'm gonna have bad luck!!!
Boy: In the back of a car!!!
In a fight.
Don't mess with me!!!!
IN THE BACK OF A CAR!!
guy 1: Let's get this started!
guy 2: that's what she said!
guy 3: In the back of a car!
Boy: In the back of a car!!!
In a fight.
Don't mess with me!!!!
IN THE BACK OF A CAR!!
guy 1: Let's get this started!
guy 2: that's what she said!
guy 3: In the back of a car!
In the back of a car! by Hide_and_Seek August 7, 2012
in the back door
In the doggy style position, to act like you're going to stick your dick in the pussy but you stick it in the ass instead.
I bent that bitch over, she thought I was going in the pussy and then BOOM, I went in the back door!
in the back door by ThatMotherfucker December 16, 2014
In THe Back Of The Mother And Father Infecting Anyone Body Squabble Is The Sunflower Deed
In THe Back Of The Mafia's Consultancy Infecting Anyone Body Squabble Is The Sunflower Deed
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